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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1912)
Notice ¡8 hereby given that a Cyrus Hamlin Walker, tbs oldest O O F H all, Grass vaUcy» at one living white child born west of the o’clock p. m .„ De^. 14, 1912, for Rooky moantate^ celebrated Ala 74 th the purpose o f securing weed leg birthday at Albany Saturday. \ The voters orfMarstiftold, by a vote islation.» This n important, and of three to onsTMprensed themselves all pertons are earnestly urged to "at the city elesgtn as favoring a mu be there and t$ke part in tbe pro nicipally owned v<ater works. ceedings. By order o f "Grandma" Cgloptis Walling, a pio Such sadness is being rapidly dispelled at this Store T he C ommittee , neer woman of W years died nt Amity. under the new management; the time is not fqroff F R ID A Y • .. December 13. 1912 Mrs. Wallin« «Tossed the plains in Grass Valley, O r when this will be one of the best equipped drug 1847, when she was only 8 years old. Preparations are being made by the Inertia of Bodies. If you do not rend The Observer stores in the state of Oregon. We especially call Lay a visiting card on the tip of tbe secretary of ata|a*S office for the pub not? your attention this week to a list of items which feft forefinger and dn it place a penny. W e would like to have you take It, and lication of tha 1818 Blue Book, which A quick flick o f the card with the right It la planned wlU b» the best yet pub may help, considerably, to solve what is said to be wc knew it would be profitable to you to revond Anger will remove the card become a »ubacriber. W e aend it two lished., y '7 * without disturbing the coin. Another years for 52.50; one year 51.50; 12/4 Cta * The fourth annual show of the Ore trick which Illustrates tbe Inertia of month ian’t much. T ry rt. ^OrdST by * Z23Z xxxslq T z o x x l o l e s gon Poultry and pet Stock association bodies IS to knock away tbe bottom portal card^and pay for at when yo« C*s opendB in Portland Monday. The of s pile of draftsmen without npset- Calander Pads Church and Society notices F R E E , ex show will end Saturday evening, De tlng the pile. This Is effected quite Toilet Sets cept when for money making cember 14th. easily with the help of a flat ruler. Fancy Hand Painted Dishes H oliday Post Cards option Such notices at regular rates at) postoffice received The remaining draftsmen are removed The Rosel of the publisher«. v, Crepe and Tissue Paper Ladies Hand Bags and e mail during the successively by a number -of smart and dispatch« \ r, 1912, than any blows. Leather Goods W e w ill not be re«ponaible for the month of N< Christmas Seals and Stickers A more spectacular and apparently neglect of aubacribera to notify aa of other second postoffice in the Booklets and Novels risky-trick consists of drawing a news Christmas Bells changes in their address. N o r w ill the United States. paper away from under a glass filled notification of a Postmaster that the sub- Phonographs and Records to the senate with water. Provided, however, that M oro Pennants The preaidi b riber ha« ‘ •Removed” aettle the bill of a appointments. the table is smooth and the paper be more than delinquent. ' N ovelty Jewelry, etc« Santa False Faces . V. Johnson of palled sway smartly and horison tally among them Christmas Perfumes Did It ever occur to you that it costs no Corvallis, to Christmas Garlands of meridian there is no danger of the water being more to produce printing that i» pleasing «pilled A certain well known conjurer dlse at Portland.*.' Childrens Story Books Christmas Tre$ Decorations to the eye than the other kind. 1 ne $*he first woman la Oregon to serve is able to remove the tablecloth from Observer is equipped with all the modern faclitiea -for doing good work at the very on an election board was Miss Cassie under knives, glasses, nlutes. etc., as We have received from Portlands leading Rose minimum of coat. T ry u« with an order H. Thompson of Albany, who acted as laid for a meal wtthoifl disarranging Petal Bead maker a small but elegant assortment and if it ia not executed to your perfect them or doing any damage. clerk of tha hoard hi the first ward at •atisfaction you need not pay for it. of Rose Petal Bead Necklaces, which arejppen to the city e eetlon. Send for advertising rate«. - Crook county secured the Northern your inspection. Report of the Condition of Pacific railway’s allver enp for the oua< M illing C *. Bank, at M oro, An irrigation dam just complet best display of forage plants exhibited Oregon, at the dosn of buatncaa h, 1912. ed in Texas, Cost $7,000,000; the at the ieom t Northwestern Land Pro ducts show at Minneapolis. bumper crops of 1912 are just one Resource.— Mrs. Clara B. Colby of Portland is Loan* and di count • — I16S.909 W mile post on the road. In Washington In the Interests -of a ' Overdraft«, secured and unsecured. . . . . . x 299 SO bill before congress granting women i Furniture and Satura« • ............. 1 J*S B President-elect Wilson has pled in every state in thw union permission Dne from approved ictarve b a n k « .- . . . . I l J 10 85 ■ Cask on band ......... - ¿ ........................ • .’‘A W M to vote in congressional elsctkns. ged himself to Gov. West, that he t Following a cut in wages from $2.50 j ^ > < n i n i . i _____ « : ......... j fassm » O A LITTLE MISSIONARY WORK IN YOUR w ill support Joseph N. le a l in his for a 10-hour day to $2 fo r a nine-hour l..ul .l.o e» paid in ............. 25.000 00 cabinet as secretary o f the interior. day, the mm employed In the con ■ C a ,r r p t u e l stock idle days by telling your neighbors of the good ' ind ’.................................................... 5,000 00 struction department of the Portland, i U se ' '‘ded , roSte, leas expenses and taxe« qualities of The Observer. If you can’t get their sub ................................................. J1.015M Eugene & Bgstern railway, struck. I The whole of Macedonia is said ’;•» I . J bankwy ......... • •••' M l 3$ scriptions, send us their addresses and we will send lourth annual Chautauqua . f'-’e I t * - Albany's Albi to have been subdued; if it is al -aSg^ssem hly will continue two full weeks ; Io . * -idus’ •‘ c , he s > * c t to check • ■ 134,792 28 them qample copies. We pay Jor all soliciting you do - '■ danoah........... . ........ 9,085 00 stea of tm day*, Which was the i Tim e nrtif pacified look out for the gener 'a^ in instead L ia b ilitie , otee:* i.-a *kn«e above Mated . 02 Subscribe for The Observer. Best W’-eklv published migration of inhabitants no^m Aer length of the first three assemblies, 4185^6^9 Total in ttie Inland Empire. Everyone tead* it. able'tb recognize themselves. [July 7 to 21, a d u s iv i have been fixed 3tnta of Ore<on * I ‘— H w sifcw taU *.- «I County of Shannon v • »■' ! Salomon Rader, 85 years old, who 1, W . fX WnHnrr, C»«hier of tho ahovo named Cui. Hofer, who reffted from crossed the plains to Oregon in 1850« b |(ik , do solemnly (w ear (hat the above statement * <* The CapitaLJournal recently, has died In Medford. Mr* Rader was in t« true to the bent of my knowledge and belief. W . D. W n ilan, Cashier. established The Oregon Manufac-' the government Bervioe in the Rogue » Subscribed and «Worn to before me thia 10th day turer. a trade paper bt Portland ; ! Ind‘an of 1868 and the of December, 1911 * £ { £ *■ • } f F. E . Fortner, Justice Peace Dipt. his sons are associated with him in j A 3800-acre gams refuge has been Correct, attest: the enterprise. The Manufacturer' cre^ ed onm e w*d* and Fltapatrfck L . Barnum, K. C. Atwood, Directors. wil^Jiave for »ts principal object ( ranches near Lostine, Wallowa county n i . ___ 1 — KTamd l / , A n I v t f A n ^ A l n r r o i l UH R F A V i a lA n S development o f Oregon mgde in Notices informing allotJlUg provisions of the law have been posted by W. ij. a dustry. H. U. H A R T IN , Hanager. ■ r a , f - - J Leffel, deputy name warden. T hirty months old, full blood .ÿ ^epresaularlve Lafferty was the on Dynamite was a good servant in ly Oregon member present at the open Polan China boar fcr sale. Apply 'Migging the Panama canal, and the ing of congress. Uourne la 111 at Del to or address C. W . S mith , Box 35. American people w ill be careful Mtonte, Cal.; Chamtx rlain Is on an in 2tl6 *I6 1] M oro, O r 9 vestigating commit!' e aX Sawtelle, and to see that it never becomes a bad master, there or anywhere in this Hav ley arrived lat. • In the week. Governor West granted conditional country, by imposing immediate & pardons to Albert Croon, Ben Hinton, death upon all such bluffers as 1 ;: niet and'Earl BMeltls, sentenced to Two Edison phonographs, Carl Reidelbach,with several alias, li.ar from Grant county for the murder one never has been used. Give a r f Ottver Snider in I ;♦<*». The men your home a Christmas present I at Los Angeles last week. hiuL served bat little over tkro years. that all can enjoy. The state equsliz. tlon board, which M oro Hardware and ’ is now in session, probably will have 2tl6.161] Implement Co. a number of hesriio - coming up dur ing the next few weeks. The state levy will be determined *by the state board cf tax commlBaioners January 2. Mrs. Kate Newton, the first woman Special prices on Wood in car load lots where S. C. W hite Leghorn cocker- candidate to run for mayor in Oregon, erels for sale at $1.00 each. Apply one or more are buying* : : ‘ : was swamped by the Oregon City vo ters, only receiving 173 votes to 1009 to or address • x Mrs. J. S tewart , cast for Linn b, Jones. The women I6 tf-1 6 ij , M oro, O r who voted number* d 406 out of a reg istration of 600. Tracklaying has begun in earnest beyond milepost 22 on the Oregon Eastern out of Vole, and will be vigor M y Turkeys won two blue ously prosecuted with a crew of 660 and two red ribbons at M oro ; al men until the mouth of the 2600-foot a tunnel la reached at milepost 38 which so two blue and two red ribbons at Condon, and the $10 specia should be about Christmas. Mrs. George P. Putnam, of Bend, Makes the whitest, sweetest, whose husband was running for mayor and jnost nutritious brejid of any of that city, mode s record trip from Sound Beach, Conn., where she was els at $2.00 and up, and young brand on the market. visiting, to Bend, In order that she Toms at $5.00 each. J. P. M c M illin , Box 276, might exercise her newly acquired Makes more* loaves of bread Wasco, O r political right Mr. Putnam was elect tf.H5.159] ed. than any other brand. Transactions at the Portland postal savings bonk sines it was established, Has been a leader in this September 9, 19ll. aggregate $2,072,- For sale; 220 egg M ’Chama county for five years.and is gain 882. Of the grand total 11,363,116 con ham incubator, used one season sisted of deposits and $709,746 the price $15; also United States cream ing in popularity, with not one amount withdrawn, leaving $663,370 separator, used three months, price complaint. on deposit to the oredlt of depositors reasonable. Both in good condi on November 30. tion. W rite or ’phone Governor West has iseued a certifi F rederick H ennagin , Makes the house wife happy, cate of election far Secretory Olcott, tfH5.159] M oro, O r the children healthy, and the giving him a four-year term as secre tary of state, and the oourts will prob buyer a satisfied customer. ably be called on to decide as to ’' « " • \ ’ .-v ;** * 1 whether Olcott is entitled to a fow> If your grocer cannot supply you let us know and Should try our famous year term or merely tbe unexpired en plate dinners; all kinds of nice we will see that you get it. term of the late Secretary Benson. The state asylum board elected Dr. sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee. W olfard L unch C ounter lb. JB. Tamiesie, second assistant*, at the asylum for the igntne at Salem, as first assistant at the eastern Ore Wasco, Oregon. gon asylum. He was given the privi lege of returning to his position st W e are in the market to bu Salem if he found he preferred It to cattle o f all kinds; are paying — the work in eastern Oregon. Super the market w ill stand for either intendent McNary will select the olhor stall or beef cattle; if you have nsslstants for the new asylum. cattle to sell give us a chance to At times; not to be able to get what you-want. They are waiting for you to come The H om ing in stin ct te lls you g o ! The desire for Comfort and Safety suggests THE LINE OF BLOCK SIGNALS to Chicago, OmaWa, Denver,Kansas City, all points East ' •• T h e •• A Flessure T h ro u g h T rains High Class to A nsw er Qu26tions E quipm ent. at any tim e. W rite them you are coming then let us Tell you how L ittle It w ill cost. » ;i A. ROSE, ageut for O. W. R. & N., MORO, OREGON M oro P harmacy UF D *- -t * MORO BRANCH a Pulao Cuina B ar for sail WOOD - COAL - POSTS Phinographs at a Bargain Lumber, Cement and Lime, Windows, Doors, Moulding. Whits Leghorns for Sale Giant M. B. Turkeys for Sale. * - 1 * ■» - Grass Valley High VS Moro High rt* A*- Every Sack Guaranteed S tow Drift Separator and Incubator Floor Traveler! at B ip P a c ific Want to Buy Cattle C oast E le v a to r C o % . .> — -----------» '*■.* ' f ¿anta Claus Head Quarters at Cooper Bros. Buy your Christmas Cards at the Observer Book Store. wenty Five Cents Admission. / ‘ S O ur fancy work department has the latest designs and good assort ment; is under the personal atten tion o f Mrs. E. W . Cooper who w ill be glad to help any one. Cooper Bros., Grass Valley. ' pay you a good price* . T. J. a J. J. M iller , 3m i25.l57] Biggs, O r Bolts and Burses F s r M ' Twelve head of colts for sale, from 1 to 4 years old, all are of large stock; eleven mares and one gelding. They can be seen at the W S W hite place near Biggs, now being operated by N J W illard; or write ' JUDD S. F is « , tf<16.147] W hen w e get y o u r w ireless call fo r HELP, w e w ill com e to th e rescue w ith good old = = = = = = == = PRINTER’S IN K = = = = = GOOD ADVERTISING HAS SAVED M A N Y BUSINESS MEN v FROM FINANCIAL SHIPWRECK ' The Dalles. Or > & ». y
